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Britain's Underground Man:

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

https://t.co/VYH4AU48kH

[— @graveair]

The modern obsession with communication conceals an almost pathological hatred of the human soul, whose deepest movements have always occurred beyond the reach of conversation

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@ohhanxiety 58 + 40 = 98
98 - 3 = 95

[Tyler @cillianblack]

I wake up. I go on X.

Wes Streeting says we must be ready for war with Russia.

Fuck off.

The BBC says the riots across Europe are mostly peaceful.

Fuck off.

Mehdi Hasan whining about everyone being a racist.

Fuck off.

New poll shows Labour lead in the polls increasing.

Fuck off.

Sadiq Khan says Britain should rejoin the EU.

Fuck off.

… that’s an awful lot of fuck off for a Sunday morning.

[the vote uk @thevoteuk]

You don't have to believe in God to want Britain to keep its Christian traditions.

You can never set foot in a church and still care about Christmas, Easter, our old churches and the traditions generations grew up with.

A new think-tank report suggests Christianity still matters to British identity, even among people who aren't particularly religious.

Faith is a personal choice. Our history belongs to all of us.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@Rothmus Those who are opposed to corporations and favor government do not realize that government is simply the largest, most monopolistic corporation of all and it has a monopoly on violence.

[Butler’s Ranger @ButlersRanger]

“International Law” is just how we explain the United States Navy to children and invalids

Lmaoo

[Red Beard Real Estate @HowardRoark90]

@esrtweet Dude just discovered the premise of the 2nd amendment thru first principles 😂

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@anyotherleader1 Bad take. The American pizzas look much better.

[Corporate Machiavelli @Mach_Tactics]

Saying what you actually think is almost always the tactically wrong move.

Psychopathic men know this instinctively.

Autistic men never realize this.

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@thenowherephoto DUDE this footage!

[Yeerk.P 🦆 @PYeerk]

Part of the point of having a loving family with true respect and intimacy is a naturally-arising mutual understanding such that the "room" is already "read"- what people object to is not respect and sensitivity displayed towards other people's preferences, but the intrusion of a formal ethic of "room reading" into what ought to be an organic feeling of comfort and safety

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@CalmTooCold @VoLDaily "Very brave."

Thanks man. I stopped there this time.

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@CalmTooCold @VoLDaily I saw "Yeah buncha drunk rich" and stopped reading. Too much brainrot.

[Athenaeum Book Club @athenaeumbc]

One of the hidden benefits of reading old books is that they rescue you from the arrogance of the present.

[Molly Davis @MollyDavis544]

Yes, she is.

Of course she is.

[Yeerk.P 🦆 @PYeerk]

You all take a lot of care to elide this very simple and obvious distinction and that is because you begin from the premise that a family is already made up of strangers who therefore have to formally negotiate their relationships

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@XenoEvil89 @PYeerk Where did I say anything about sex? Your vitriol is revealing. Perhaps you have some healing to do.

[Viewstract @Viewstract]

@XenoEvil89 @PYeerk I did not answer your questions as they were disingenuous.

We do not consent to government intervention on family life, nor to them providing a distorted account of family dynamics.

That you refuse to understand this means that you will fail. 😊

[Yeerk.P 🦆 @PYeerk]

No one is outraged at the idea of "young people setting physical boundaries for themselves", which is simply another insinuation posing an argument- the idea that a hug between a grandparent and grandchild is this fraught proving ground of childhood autonomy is complete magical thinking